PEDRO EUSTACHE

Award-Winning Flute / Winds Soloist

Pedro Eustache is a Venezuelan-born, US citizen and a multidirectional award-winning flute/winds soloist, wind-synthesist. He is a composer, lecturer/educator/researcher, with extensive academic studies and decades of professional experience.

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PEDRO EUSTACHE

Award-Winning Flute / Winds Soloist

Pedro Eustache is a Venezuelan-born, US citizen and a multidirectional award-winning flute/winds soloist, wind-synthesist. He is a composer, lecturer/educator/researcher, with extensive academic studies and decades of professional experience.

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About

Mr. Eustache holds diplomas in Classical flute from the “Héctor Berlioz” Conservatoire & L’École de Musique d’Asnières (Paris, France), and advanced flute studies with Mtro. Aurèle Nicolet (Basel-Switzerland); and Jazz B.F.A. & M.F.A. from the California Institute of the Arts, Valencia.

He has years of Orchestral Symphonic experience (founder of El Sistema’s “Simon Bolivar Symphony Orchestra,” Venezuela), and a collection of around 600 musical instruments that include many custom, one-of-a-kind pieces, designed and built by himself. As a wind synthesist, he has a significant analog & digital & DAW-based studio, with both sought-after vintage gear & cutting edge new digital plugins. Mr. Eustache is the main performer for IMPOXPLUS’ “Respiro” (advanced PM softsynth), as well as endorsing several Eurorack modular analog as WMD, Erica Synths, Elby Designs, and Klavis modular, among others.

Mr. Eustache has concertized/recorded/toured with remarkable artists, composers & producers such as Sir Paul McCartney, Sir John Williams, Hans Zimmer, Dr. James Newton, Gustavo Dudamel, Michael Giacchino, Alex Acuña, Yanni, Anoushka Shankar, Googoosh, John Debney, James Newton Howard, John Powell, Herb Alpert, Thomas Newman, Ramin Djawadi, Shenkar, Alexandre Desplat, Danny Elfman, and many more. He is also the first-call world-winds soloist in the L.A. recording studios, with over 120 film-TV-videogame soundtracks, like: “The Passion of the Christ”, “The Lion King 2”, “Munich”, “Indiana Jones IV”, “Coco”, “Game of Thrones”, among others.